The phrase "a label of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type of label, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The product comes with a label of a specific brand, which helps consumers identify it easily."
Alternatives: "a label for a" or "a label belonging to a".
You must not have a label of a surrealist photographer.
The word saṃskṛta is not known as a label of a language variety during the Vedic period.
This fingerprint can be transferred on an adhesive tape as a label of a product, imaged using low magnification microscopy, digitalised and stored in a database.
Using a little tag (a Blipp), brands could identify content like a label of a ketchup bottle or an ad in a magazine that users could scan with their phones to reveal extra augmented reality content.
In any case, the collection of putatively necessary connections that have been nominated as distinctive of morality is so heterogeneous that one does better focusing on the individual proposals than one could possibly do by discussing "moral internalism" as if it was a label of a single interesting position.
A label of a typed person v i is an unordered pair of letters { a i, a j } from a finite set A. An element of A is called an allele.
As a Presidential aide in 1969, I first noticed this acronym on a label of an extension of a five-line telephone along the back wall of the West Wing's Cabinet Room.
A label of an area, (y_{i}), used in the training set is the surge multiplier of it, whereas the feature based representations where set with each different data signal corresponding to a different dimension in the training vector xi.
a labeling of all nodes by sequences, and a labeling of all tree edges by the positions in the sequences at which mutations occur.
From September, the most efficient cleaners will carry a label of A+++.
In the method, a supervised classifier trained from a label of the images corresponds to a separation.
